Massa takes title lead – full championship points after Malaysia

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Drivers’ Championship Pos Driver Points 1 Felipe Massa 39 =2 Fernando Alonso 37 =2 Sebastian Vettel 37 4 Jenson Button 35 5 Nico Rosberg 35 6 Lewis Hamilton 31 7 Robert Kubica 30 8 Mark Webber 24 9 Adrian Sutil 10 10 Michael Schumacher 9 11 Vitantonio Liuzzi 8 12 Rubens Barrichello 5 13 Jaime … Continue reading Massa takes title lead – full championship points after Malaysia

Red Bull eyeing an open goal in Sepang (Malaysian Grand Prix pre-race analysis)

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Three cheers for Ferrari and McLaren! Not waiting for rules to “spice up the show”, they chose to send their cars out too late for qualifying in an elaborate ruse ensuring they would start from the back of the grid and give us an exciting race. Either that, or the sport’s two most successful teams … Continue reading Red Bull eyeing an open goal in Sepang (Malaysian Grand Prix pre-race analysis)

Schumacher fails to shine in rain

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The third race weekend of Michael Schumacher’s F1 comeback doesn’t seem to be going much better than the first two. That was despite a wet qualifying session giving the man they called ‘Regenmeister’ an opportunity to demonstrate the skills that won him many wet F1 races. Team mate Nico Rosberg out-qualified him by more than … Continue reading Schumacher fails to shine in rain

2010 Malaysian Grand Prix grid

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Here’s how the cars will line up on the grid for the 2010 Malaysian Grand Prix. Row 1 1. Mark Webber 1’49.327Red Bull-Renault 2. Nico Rosberg 1’50.673Mercedes Row 2 3. Sebastian Vettel 1’50.789Red Bull-Renault 4. Adrian Sutil 1’50.914Force India-Mercedes Row 3 5. Nico Hulkenberg 1’51.001Williams-Cosworth 6. Robert Kubica 1’51.051Renault Row 4 7. Rubens Barrichello 1’51.511Williams-Cosworth … Continue reading 2010 Malaysian Grand Prix grid

Lotus improving but Williams struggle (Malaysian GP Friday practice analysis)

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After the first two practice sessions for the Malaysian Grand Prix Lotus appear to have made a step forward but Williams are lacking pace. And although Felipe Massa could only manage the 15th fastest time in the second free practice session, Ferrari’s genuine pace looks better than that. Take a closer look at the times … Continue reading Lotus improving but Williams struggle (Malaysian GP Friday practice analysis)

Make your Malaysian GP predictions to win F1 tickets and more prizes

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Think you know who’s going to be on pole position at Sepang? Fancy your chances of picking the top five finishers in the race? Put your predicting powers to the test against thousands of other F1 fans for your chance to win from a stack of F1 prizes. But be quick – you have until … Continue reading Make your Malaysian GP predictions to win F1 tickets and more prizes

Sidepod mirrors banned from next race

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Sidepod-mounted wing mirrors are to be banned from the Chinese Grand Prix, according to Autosport. The teams will be required on safety grounds to fit the mirrors in a position where drivers can see them more easily following complaints over sidepod-mounted mirrors being too hard to see due to vibrations. Six teams used the mirrors … Continue reading Sidepod mirrors banned from next race

Fauzy gets Lotus F1 debut on coin toss

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Fairuz Fauzy will make his first appearance in an official F1 practice session at Sepang this weekend. The Malaysian driver will take over Heikki Kovalainen’s car in the first practice session for the Malaysian Grand Prix tomorrow. Fauzy, the Malaysian-owned team’s third driver, will hand the car back to Kovalainen for second practice. Race drivers … Continue reading Fauzy gets Lotus F1 debut on coin toss

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